The 'Middle Passage' refers to which specific part of the Atlantic trade route?

The journey of ships carrying sugar and molasses from the Americas to Europe.

The horrific voyage carrying enslaved Africans from Africa to the Americas.

The route European ships took to deliver manufactured goods to African ports.

The transportation of raw materials and resources from Africa directly to Europe.

Which of the following statements correctly describes a leg of the Triangular Trade?

European ships carried raw sugar to Africa to be traded for manufactured goods.

Enslaved people were transported from the Americas to work on farms in Europe.

European merchants exchanged goods like cloth for enslaved people in Africa.

Raw materials were shipped from Europe to be processed in the Americas.

To establish cultural exchange programs between Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

To transport European settlers to establish new colonies in Africa and the Americas.

To move goods and enslaved people between Europe, Africa, and the Americas for economic profit.

To ship raw materials from Europe to be manufactured in American factories.

Raw materials like sugar and tobacco.

Enslaved people from the Americas.

Manufactured goods such as cloth and guns.